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John Byrne
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That panel where Shaw gets squished certainly wouldn't have been code approved back in the day. Heh!••• Probably could have slipped it thru if the blood was black. (Remembering a tale from the office. I think it was a scene in an issue of TOMB OF DRACULA that took place in a hospital, and took the form of spilling some containers of blood. The Code balked, so the color of the liquid was changed. To yellow. Ew.)
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Paul Go
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Love the squirrels
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James Johnson
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"SSKRAKK!"
......What a way to go (maybe)......
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Matt Hawes
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The thing with making blood black in comics to get around the Comics Code led to me being a confused kid since I didn't know the reason for it being black. It just seemed odd to me as a kid. I wonder, who first thought to make blood black in comics to avoid the code?
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John Byrne
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| Posted: 12 February 2020 at 8:58am | IP Logged | 5
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Dunno about the black, but I was slightly traumatized when reading the Classics Illustrated version of FRANKENSTEIN. In the panel where the Monster strangles Elizabeth, liquid gushes from her mouth, and it was also yellow. Double-ew!
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Eric Ladd
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Shaw has been squished and looks like a bowl full of jelly. I like the idea that some portion of the project with the Sentinels has been left dormant and neglected. I suspect the last remaining teaser page from 2019 is on the horizon. I wonder just how many Sentinels there are deployed around the Earth in service or out.
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Rick Senger
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If I remember your peek from many months ago, some doors are about to open to serious Sentinel awesomeness... been eagerly awaiting this moment!
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Wilson Mui
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A visit from Señor Moment. Who are the other two?
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Well, I considered Sauron and MODOK pretty dead. LOL
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Tim O Neill
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Uh-oh - Sentinels unbound!
I'm loving every page of this - master storytelling at its
best.
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Wallace Sellars
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QUOTE:
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I thought MODOK survived.
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Wallace Sellars
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And come to think of it, Sauron could have easily survived as well.
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John Byrne
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Ah, nobody dies forever!
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